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Old September 19th, 2003, 09:33 PM
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Angry Problem installing ACCESS/VB run-time App on Win98
Hello

I developed a MS Access 2002 Application that we Packaged using the MS Developer kit. The package includes a run-time for user who do not have Office installed.

All is working fine on XP with or without Office installed on the machine. But we are having problems installing it on Win98

This is the message we are having when installing :

VISUAL BASIC 6.0 SETUP TOOL
The application you are installing requires updated system components.
To continue, install the Office System Pack. For assistance, contact
your applications provider.

Not sure what to do or were to look , what to include in the packaging. I believe all components were compiled. And again all is working fine on XP.

Thank you for your assistance

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One likely culprit is the MS Database drivers, which I don't think will be in your installer by default. You can download MDAC from www.microsoft.com/data

I don't know what is a Office System Pack <g>
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The error seems to be an install path error "Visual Basic 6.0 setup toolkit missing..."
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I'm not familiar with this MS Developer Kit for creating installers. There is a Package & Deployment Wizard that comes with Office Developer Edition and VB6. Review your install package & figure out what file(s) are missing is the best advice I have.
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Still no luck. Here is the log file of the install.

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[Bootstrap]
SetupTitle=Installer
SetupText=Copying files, please wait.
CabFile=JRMSdemo.cab
Spawn=Setup1.exe
Uninstal=odeunst.exe
TmpDir=msftqws.pdw
Cabs=1

[Bootstrap Files]
File1=@ODSTKIT.DLL,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,11/3/98 12:00:00 AM,101888,6.0.82.67
File2=@COMCAT.DLL,&(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,11/3/98 12:00:00 AM,22288,4.71.1460.1
File3=@stdole2.tlb,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(TLBRegis ter),,12/7/99 6:00:00 AM,16896,2.40.4512.1
File4=@asycfilt.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,12/7/99 6:00:00 AM,147728,2.40.4512.1
File5=@olepro32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelf Register),,12/7/99 6:00:00 AM,164112,5.0.4512.1
File6=@oleaut32.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelf Register),,12/7/99 6:00:00 AM,614672,2.40.4512.1
File7=@msvbvm60.dll,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelf Register),,12/7/99 6:00:00 AM,1384448,6.0.84.95

[Language]
LangID=1033

[IconGroups]
Group0=JRMSdemo
PrivateGroup0=True
Parent0=$(Start Menu)|Programs

[JRMSdemo]
ShortcutPath1=""$(ARTFolder)\MSAccess.exe" /Runtime "$(AppPath)\JRMSdemo.mde""
IconImage1=$(AppPath)\J48.ico
Title1=JRMS V.1 demo
StartIn1=$(AppPath)


[Setup]
Title=JRMSdemo
DefaultDir=$(ProgramFiles)\JRMSdemo
AppExe=$(AppPath)\JRMSdemo.mde
AppToUninstall=$(AppPath)\JRMSdemo.mde

[Setup1 Files]
File1=@JRMSdemo.mde,$(AppPath),,,9/16/2003 16:20:47,8986624,0.0.0.0
File2=@J16.ico,$(AppPath),,,9/1/2003 18:14:34,9158,0.0.0.0
File3=@J24.ico,$(AppPath),,,9/1/2003 18:14:28,9158,0.0.0.0
File4=@J32.ico,$(AppPath),,,9/1/2003 18:14:20,9158,0.0.0.0
File5=@J48.ico,$(AppPath),,,9/1/2003 18:14:9,9158,0.0.0.0
File6=@JRMSfooter.wmf,$(AppPath),,,8/28/2003 15:20:12,8620,0.0.0.0
File7=@JRMSheader.wmf,$(AppPath),,,8/28/2003 14:25:41,9724,0.0.0.0

[Runtime]
Included=-1
OSPLCID=1033
IEIncluded=0

[RunCommands]
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Hi
try this, there is a patch for the packaging wizard.

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